hello everyone, i'm new to the forum. i have goljan audio but it was sent in 24kbps format and i heard it needs to be in 96kbps to be able to listen on certain mp3 devices. does anyone know a free downloadable audio converter for this? also is goljan anti-robbins? repeatedly during his lectures he puts down robbins saying "i dare u to find this in robbins" or how he was drifting away while reading apoptosis.
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dBpowerAmp music converter. available for free on cnet.com. use the free version right away. set it to convert files to 128kb and 44100mhz. It might increase the file size by 10X.
general malaise said:
You could put in an application to become a member of the OSU-COM Class of 2011 if you are having trouble hearing.
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Hi, i've had a similar problem trying to convert the files to a version my computer likes... i have a mac. does anyone know a site i can go to find a convertor? i tried the one posted above, but i don't think it works on macs. thanks 🙂🙂
Pox in a box said:
sleepymed said:
Did you google it?
sleepymed said:
I don't know if we have the files in a different format, but the Goljan lectures I got for a few bucks off of ebay play fine and I have a mac. Now that I look at it, I think you were talking about the converter. In any case, it should still play on your computer I would think, just maybe not the mp3 player, kbps is just a quality of recording issue isn't it, not a format??
A Mac? Just use iTunes.sleepymed said:
Right, just go to the iTunes preferences and select Advanced. Change to MP3, and whatever bit rate you like. Then select the songs and choose Advanced --> Convert to MP3.sleepymed said:
Might want to make a backup in case something goes wrong.
general malaise said:
remember that those lectures are now about 5 years old. they are a great supplement (or a lifesaver for commuters) but don't rely on everything he says to be the gospel truth, especially about Robbins, since the latest edition was not yet out when those lectures were recorded.
i listened to all of the lectures throughout 2nd year while i travelled...there were a few Q's on USMLE that he helped me with, but it's not the magic bullet it once was.
